Minor Seventh Chord
The minor seventh chord is created by adding a flattened seventh note to the minor chord.
For example, The Dm7 chord is based upon the notes of the D major scale.
D Major Scale
D Minor Seventh Arpeggio Pattern (low)
D Minor Seventh Arpeggio Pattern (high)
G Minor Seventh Arpeggio Pattern
Example 55 combines minor seventh chords with the dominant seventh chord.
D Minor Seventh Arpeggio Over Two Octaves
Example 56 uses the D minor seventh arpeggio over two octaves ascending and descending.
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1- INTRODUCTION
2- Chords Symbols
3- Scales And Key Signatures
4- Music Theory
5- Notes on Bass Fretboard
6- Basic Technique, Basic Riffs, Chords, Scales and Progressions
7- Play Position
8- Appendices
9- Major Sixth Chord
10- Advanced Chords, Scales and Progressions
11- Using a Metronome
12- More titles by LearnToPlayMusic.com
13- Interval Chart
14- Major Seventh Chord
15- The Right Hand
16- Music Notation
17- Tuning Your Bass
18- The Left Hand
19- Dominant Seventh Chord
20- Open String Right Hand Exercise
21- Minor Sixth Chord
22- Notes
23- Notation
24- Riffs, Major chords, Arpeggios
25- Minor Seventh Chord
26- Fretboard Diagram
27- Note and Rest Values
28- Minor Seven Flat Five Chord
29- Time Signatures
30- Open String Notes
31- 12 Bar Blues
32- The Major Scale
33- Different Tuning of the Bass
34- Diminished Seventh
35- Symbols and Abbreviations
36- Augmented Chord
37- The Minor Scale
38- Suspended Chord
39- Major Pentatonic Scale
40- Minor Pentatonic Scale